Why do people say rooks don't matter?

I mean, come on, guys. Rooks are a pretty important piece on the chessboard, just ask any expert chess player. They're extremely useful for setting up late game checkmate positions, and can put the most stalwart of opponents under psychological pressure with ease.

I see what you did there.

edit: dammit beat me to it

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how is that woman not running away?

Genuine or fake? Woman in sarcasm.

A recent public survey by the reputable institute Opinion Control found that most women rarely have a sarcasm. About 56% of women who live in a relationship only fake the subtle scorn and mockery found in a real sarcasm. "In long lasting relationships it can happen that a woman rarely or not at all has a sarcasm anymore when she stops properly despising her partner.", says Dr. Strange-Love. "That's dangerous, because as soon as you stop insulting each other in spontaneous dry comments, there's a lack of tension that keeps a relationship alive." So that's why many women resort to faked sarcasm in order to save their relationship. Men are part of the problem "Many men, who naturally always come to a real sarcasm, willingly let themselves delude by the female's faked one, instead of better trying to have one together. Some even have the medieval believe that there is no real female sarcasm, although the few who came to witness firsthand those eyes full of contempt and the widened nostrils in an intense female sarcasm know how terrific it really is.

looks do matter, i guess =_=

personally, if i see a hot dude im more inclined to chat to him HA HA but if hes a jerk, then i walk away. TRUTH T_T

u dont fall in love with a persons personality at first glance do you *__*

OKAY, i mean this in the most non offensive way >__< i by no means am a looker but im just saying my honest opinion -_- ... ha ha ha...... >_>

I guess that was supposed to be funny........
Erm.....yeah......haha...........

The great chess grandmaster Alexander Alekhine was once asked by a playful interviewer whether he preferred the queen on the board or on the bed. "It depends," he replied, "on the position."



ZING!

lolbot wrote: I mean, come on, guys. Rooks are a pretty important piece on the chessboard, just ask any expert chess player. They're extremely useful for setting up late game checkmate positions, and can put the most stalwart of opponents under psychological pressure with ease.

lol


checkmate...